Common use of Nota Clause in Contracts

Nota. All revisions to the Timetable should be issued to Contractors and the Client. It can be an amendment to the provisions of clause10 of the Agreement should additional construction work ensue. Each Contractor is responsible for its own timetable and delays. Nota: Architect's Appointment Agreement provides for a single Commencement Notice of construction work on site. This Notice is issued to all Contractors at the commencement of construction. Down payments for Contractors, at the signature of the Building Contract, are regulated and can not exceed 5% of the total Contract Sum (legislation of 16th July 1971). The Architect should take particular care and not accept down payments in excess of 30%, for example. If, during the performance of the Appointment, the Client revises the list of construction work the Client undertakes (either more or less), this is considered as a revision to the Design Brief which results in an amendment in compliance with clause 7.2 of the Agreement if this revision occurs during the Concept Design Work Stage, otherwise clause 10 if this revision occurs at a later stage. Revision of the list of construction work undertaken by the Client during the performance of the Appointment does not change the fee amount due to the Architect for Work Stages already completed. Under no circumstances should the list of construction work to be undertaken by the Client be revised subsequent to the commencement of construction.